Goldman Sachs suggests accelerating 800 billion yuan financial instrument to boost China's economy
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Goldman Sachs, Chinese policymakers
China
July 12, 2026
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Goldman Sachs recommends faster deployment of an 800 billion yuan financial instrument. The move aims to support hi-tech development and mitigate economic slowdown. China's second-quarter growth is expected to have slowed due to weak domestic demand.
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